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Next week's talks will focus on developing compatible standards in key industry sectors, spanning pharmaceuticals, engineering and IT.

Mark Lee, chief commercial officer, Intamac Mark has a successful track record in the telecoms and technology sectors spanning two decades.

Lund has invested in a wide range of sectors spanning the internet, telecommunications, health and alternative energy industries.

The research focuses on the financial services, retailing and manufacturing sectors, spanning the levels of business information intensity found in the UK.

The contribution due to the FACs is symmetrical at about noon and has the same direction as in the morning and in the afternoon sectors spanning from dawn to dusk (Araki et al. 2006) and, hence, will not introduce any asymmetry in the residual field between the two MLT sectors.

Starting in the mid-1990s, NGOs from sectors spanning women's rights, environment, conservation, human rights, global development and population -- to just name a few -- have been building coalitions that ultimately resulted in global blueprints for sustainable development and the foundation for current discussions around climate change.

However, the presence of residues of the red sector appears to be limited to these three regions, whereas the blue and green sectors span the C-terminal region, with no red sector residues identified in this region.

This outpouring of innovation and investment has spread across the financial sector, spanning mobile banking, small business lending, financial advisers, credit scoring, savings and more.

Since then, the EPA, now in partnership with the US Department of Energy (DOE), has expanded the program to cover nearly the entire buildings sector, spanning new homes, commercial buildings, residential heating and cooling equipment, major appliances, office equipment, commercial and residential lighting, and home electronics.

The University of Cincinnati researchers drew on the interviews of 48 Baby Boom Canadian retirees all employed in companies in the private sector, spanning mid-level managers to CEOs.

The health-related research funding sector spans a diverse range of disciplines and, within the bounds of this definition, our findings indicate that participants' conceptions of PP/PE in research could be placed on a continuum, such as that outlined by Kleinman [ 26], whereby degrees of participation range from acknowledging public views, to the public having an active decision-making role.